Kunal Mehta

Of course, there's a comment explaining why that doesn't work: ``` # Not using `f.contains()` because that'd cause the sought # string to make it into syslog as a side-effect...

One approach could be to break up the pattern through string concatenation so it doesn't match in syslog.

I think the best approach to solve this would be to run something like `grep /var/syslog/syslog`, and then post-process the output of that in Python, removing *our* grep command from...

The ecryptfs test was fixed in https://github.com/freedomofpress/securedrop/pull/7428. But there's still test_aa_no_denies_in_syslog.

> One challenge I was having was that exceptions were getting trapped in the GTK print dialog. But we needed to access those exceptions from non-GTK code (the one which...

> Would it be OK to have it installed system-wide on dev machines and never mentioned on `pyproject.toml` (I'm guessing this is one for @legoktm who made the suggestion to...

Err, strike some of that. I reviewed this in the wrong order. Let me look at #2332 first and then I'll come back to this.

Mostly everything is fine (I'll keep poking at the CI), but I couldn't get the page range option to work, no matter what I specified, it still printed the entire...

the CI issues ended up being: * for mypy, the pygobject-stubs package needed to be added to `export/pyproject.toml`, and not the root one. it's a bit confusing, but some tools...

> Mostly everything is fine (I'll keep poking at the CI), but I couldn't get the page range option to work, no matter what I specified, it still printed the...